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And while I'm on the subject of four-legged bowls, here's another I need help with! It was tentatively attributed to Loetz by the seller, but with no real belief. I certainly did not pay Loetz prices.
Those feet seem much more like Kralik to me, and the colour is somewhat reminiscent of the satin Kralik colours you see cased with opalescent glass. Just in case the photos don't show it though, this is very blue, delphinium colour, with no hint of purple or lavendar.
This piece, as you can see, is a single layer with a satin, softly iridised finish on the outside. The clear feet are not iridised. The outside is smooth and unribbed, the inside is octagonal, which makes for an interesting light effect, making it look almost striped.
Any thoughts?
Bohemian Art GlassBohemian art glass was made in and around the present-day Czech Republic du…
Thank you Walksoftly and Czechman.
Thank you ks85 and Vetraio50. Any thoughts on attribitution anyone? I'd love to hear what you think, I'm a bit stumped!
Thank you Obscurities! Can you shed any light on possible makers?
Thank you Austrohungaro and Inky.
Thank you Scandi! I'm still hoping someone will have an idea who made it ...
Thank you Vintagemad.
Thank you, Slave-to-glass.
Thank you (belatedly!) Bellin68.
Petey, thank you for the love-indeed all the loves!
Thank you, dlfd911 and Mustangtony.